Execution Analysis is a detailed view for one execution or one standalone test run. It helps teams understand whether testing is moving well, where work is blocked, and what needs follow-up.
For release executions, this view supports release sign-off. For standalone test runs, it helps teams close out project-level testing work with the same level of detail.
Use Execution Analysis:
Execution Analysis is most useful when the team needs operational detail for one testing session.
The readiness area summarizes whether the execution or test run looks ready for sign-off.
Readiness can consider:
If defect access is not available, Hawzu shows that defect-based readiness needs defect access before it can provide a complete sign-off signal.
Execution Pulse summarizes the current state of the testing session.
It helps users review:
Use this section to understand the session at a glance before reviewing deeper signals.
Pace and trend views help teams understand whether testing activity is improving, steady, or slowing.
Depending on available history, the view may show:
If the testing session does not have enough history, Hawzu uses current activity signals instead of projecting a trend.
Ownership and Flow helps teams understand whether remaining work has clear owners.
It can highlight:
Use this area to rebalance work, assign unowned test cases, and prevent a single user from becoming the bottleneck.
Source Coverage explains how the execution or test run is covered by test case sources.
The view can group coverage by:
For each source, users can review selected test cases, execution coverage, fail rate, and blocked rate. This helps teams see whether risk is concentrated in a requirement, suite, or manually selected group.
Hotspots show where testing attention is needed.
Common hotspot groups include:
Use hotspots to decide what to investigate first, which areas need defects, and where testing still needs owners.
The action queue turns analysis signals into follow-up items.
It can surface items such as:
Use the action queue during standups, release reviews, and execution closeout.
Execution Analysis includes lightweight defect signals when defect access is available.
These signals can include:
Use Defect Insights for deeper defect review.